Put simply, Lori Gonzalez wants to help lawyers with “menial tasks” so they can focus on what they do best – practicing law. A former paralegal, Lori is intimately familiar with the business frustrations of law offices and found a solution. She started The RayNa Corporation, which works as an efficiency expert for small firms, offering to take care of billing and other administrative services so lawyers can stick to billable hours. Outside of RayNa, she spends her free time volunteering with organizations, such as the Tennessee Access For Justice Commission’s Pro Bono Committee, and she was the first paralegal in Nashville to bill the federal government for paralegal time in the representation of indigent defendants.